八年博客的经验分享

英文原文：I’ve been blogging for 8 freaking years.

　　随便写点啥

总有人会喜欢的，真的

　　总有人从你不知道的地方找到你

就像你的声音在旷野中以某种方式呼唤和连接到他们一样

　　人们会偷走你的每样成果

但无论如何，你的创意会更多，但他们不会

　　不要被你自己的想法吓住了

因为这是你最珍贵的价值（除非你是写小说的）

　　无论你说什么，总会有人黑你，

无论什么都会

　　创造的习惯对健康也是有好处的

比如我每天画画，这让我更好的思考

　　没人看你的文章？没关系

分享本身就很有意思了，即使你分享的不是知识，只是咆哮体

　　(看看微博是怎么发家的)

　　工具在变，思维却是不变的

下一个大平台，大数据或者类似的这些东西，只是另一个让人们找到你的方法而已。

　　大多数人没有写作天赋

但你要尝试从他们的文字之中发现他们的情绪

　　这一点至关重要。

　　你必须利用时间来创造价值

这些价值值得被发现和保护。

　　大多数读者只是匆匆的过客，他们只是看一眼就走了，并不会和你发生联系。

所以你写出来能被看到的东西比头脑中的想法更有价值

　　世上还是好人多

恶心的人在网上其实不到 0.0005%

　　互联网上有足够的空间（还有利润）给每一个人

分享你的知识和想法，做到资源整合——别吝啬任何东西

　　如果你利用的好，小小的成功都会造成雪球效应。

我以画画为生，想想这是多傻的事吧

　　当你有疑问的时候，试错，并在错误中找到快乐

太严肃只会把平常的生活变成牢笼炼狱

 

来自: www.wdk.pw

 

 

Just put your stuff out there.
Somebody will like it. True fact.

There are people out there who GET you.
And your voice will call out to them, and somehow, connect. It’s wild.

People will steal everything you do.
Whatever: you can have more ideas. They apparently can’t.

Don’t be afraid of your own voice.
It’s the only one you have (unless you write fiction).

Whatever you say, someone will be offended.
Whatever.

Creative habits are healthy.
Drawing a little graph every day helps me think better.

It doesn’t matter if nobody reads it.
It feels good to share ideas, even if you’re just shouting into void
(see the rise of twitter).

The tools change, the actions don’t.
The next big platform or algorithm or whatever is just another way for you to talk to the people who GET you.

Most people can’t write very well.
Try to read between the typos and find the emotion in their messages.
That’s what matters.

You have to make time to make things.
And it’s worth it to find it and protect it.

The vast majority of people don’t make content, they just pass it on.
So the things you make are more valuable than you think.

Most people are wonderful.
The internet is less than .0005% perverts and haters.

There’s plenty of room (and money) on the internet for everyone.
Share your ideas and contacts and leads — don’t be stingy with anything.

A tiny bit of success can really snowball, if you let it.
I draw graphs for a job. Consider for a moment how deeply silly that is.

When in doubt, err on the side of fun.
Being overly serious just turns normal life into a stressful gantlet of chores.